The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-02-09
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OUR FOURTH AT PLYMou

every wear since my remembrance, drive
out after dinner amid a shower Of torpc-
does, fire crackers and every thing else
that will explode. and brighten Dolly, %
down to the common in the evening in
that tremendous crush for the fireworks.
say, Ned let lis bctake ourselves to
some rural district, quite out of the way,
and hv the sea. If we can hit ON such a
place ,,wc1l 20 the week before, and set
lie for a few weeks, before Newport or
Saratoga Wen take plenty Of good
reading; YOU your fish pole and Worstcd
and crochet hook. and we'll make | fe
happy. Have you thought Somewhere
away from dress and people
Away from dress and people don't
know, Sis.
But You always know You are equal
10 anything
The North Pole, then.
oh Ned
The South Pole!
"lIow can YOU;
But YOU ask for Il place where fashion
and people were not. know of noW here
else. unless mention the moon.
Il have it. Ancient Plymoulh-Cap,
Cod "
eIli>toric ground. Birthplace of ma
ton: but do YOU suppose fashion has not
Il toolhoid! ana Where ; AouI ""'e' N'''
out people?
" on are the most rNa>Pei"'HI@ pi"'"
TT ever knew.
"IrupaplA' N!lVe III an -" u i'''''
Nv ell, IL Seii'u' W Hn'" -
lINHuulll inc Ntth "cl'iS II" 't''
m SICK and urea Oh Guy "l'. 'lle i'"''
SON mountains, Niagara, III i"cl every
where I've been before 'heu-H S"Pp"No
we must Jauul around 10 soihc 81 'i">'
places before the season over MaliiI'la'
You know, and llilIc sign escaped
"Ncs, Sis. But you Alall nave your
wish. We'll 90 10 lHlho''',l' "nl ''I II
this he kissed his sister, loN'lH 9'r' 81
II years, and houhdoH iISh'iA uo"h 'l'
Steps OF lls stately CIV 'oii'e'
Ned ana susie l'lu" "eie vi. "".S
children OF the lale 'lI'SloPu', NON
ESD. Il man oil nluth "cal'ii a"', PoHi''"'
J ears before lhtlf liol'''i ~, M. ~ ~
second came I" presiae me-" t'ie s'''.'
" mansion became II railAi a@ Pi"sc lo'
pride ana lashl"ii' l"t wv ,'' WV, ~ =
W iltOn WAS no more nor rs ln'l
" '''',''' min wn, briuht
va 10, bnlIo,,npss She was
~ IN, f,-bi,u,bl,. life held lit
- w. w.. +, h,I u.,.n. h.en ouythiup To
- ',I ,l,,,..' nv, .,y,.rr morn and more
Drawn together. Besides, the ljtie sign
Ned noticed. and the wish To get away
from everywhere had II caus'' ana ne
bless his heart, understood without ptih@
told. Su>ies happiness WAS us mrs.
pleasure dearcr to his heart Than MS
DNn, and thong no word had been Nt'"
ken, lie knew that John seymour ana 9i'
had broken of, and thai European
steamer, months before laa 'aN'" nii'' t"
the odd World, "And nov She says
Plymouth, Cape Cod. Bles> lhe eilIid'
she shall 20! But does She expect to S'l
away from herself there ana 1oi"'
Well, he mu>cd, i suppose theN Know,
But know John seymour through anu
through. We were III colie3e '''Seli ~, l.
have travelled together since been IKE
brothers. know he Is true aS Steel o",
sci aS the rocks, and will OF iron yet !
have trusted him Away truSl MN
still But Susie oh well, we fellows
that never had an affair u1 the heart, now
can we know: And the door oi ms
down town office MAS reached ana ne
this ari~tocratie young man
with the world at his feet, Tor Nlhch ne
cared but little and hall Inc handsome
maidrns, OF might say all with few rN-
ccption, , in the smnr place, for which
lie cared less; and far away across the Vt
lantic, pacing his room, with troubled
brow and anxious countcnanee, was John
seymour the one to whom Susie HAD
promised her love less than year before,
and whose bctrothal ring had clrcled hcl
finger But sensitive natures and they
were both that are quick TO resent and
without word of explanations though he
though; sufficient cau>r had been given
he left his home in large eastern eity
and the next steamer bore INN 10 hl'
present d, >tination. he voyage ia.
given him time for reflection, the eonN"
onrucr of which eliminated. H. he now